Progress Made In Talks On Mass. Sentencing Bill
BOSTON — State lawmakers are working on a compromise to the so-called “three strikes” bill that would deny parole to some repeat criminal offenders.
Komen Drops Plan To Cut Planned Parenthood Grants
NEW YORK — After three days of controversy, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure breast-cancer charity says it is reversing its decision to cut breast-screening grants to Planned Parenthood.
Mass. Senate Takes Aim At Prescription Drug Abuse
BOSTON — The bill, unanimously approved by the Senate, would require all doctors who prescribe potentially addictive drugs to sign up for a state program that monitors and tracks the drugs.
Live Coverage: White Funeral Service
Hundreds have packed St. Cecilia Church in Boston’s Back Bay for the funeral of the late former Mayor Kevin White.
Analysis: Romney And The Campaign Trail Ahead
BOSTON — Romney scores a convincing win in Florida. Next up: Nevada, Arizona and Michigan. We survey the campaign trail ahead with politics analysts Todd Domke and Dan Payne.
Rep. Frank On What He Learned From Mayor White
BOSTON — Mayor Kevin White launched the political career of 16-term Rep. Barney Frank. Frank will be delivering one of the eulogies at the funeral Mass for White later on Wednesday.
Hundreds Attend Wake To Remember White
BOSTON — Mourners crowd a wake on Beacon Hill to pay their respects to the late former longtime Boston Mayor Kevin White.
Mass. Senate To Offer Prescription Monitoring Bill
BOSTON — Massachusetts Senate leaders are hoping to toughen a state law that calls for monitoring of dangerous prescription drugs.
Bostonians Honor Former Mayor White At Wake
BOSTON — A long line of mourners moved through Boston’s Parkman House Tuesday afternoon for the wake of former Mayor Kevin White.
White And Curley: Two Boston Mayors, Two Different Times
BOSTON — As Boston holds a wake for the late Mayor Kevin White Tuesday, we talk about his significance to Boston and compare him with another four-term mayor, James Michael Curley.
